Jubby
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You bring up a good point... Does anyone know if there is any evidence that supports why heterosexuals are "straight"? Like a straight-gene (for lack of a better phrase)? If we're looking for a justification why we're homosexual, why not heterosexual? It works both ways (sorry, that sounds like a pun, of sorts).I don't think the sciences have enough evidence to prove that being gay is linked to genetics. If that were the case, then shouldn't there be a lot more people who are gay?
Individuals brought up correctly are taught "how" to love, "how" to act, etc. Not "what". Going out on a limb, that's the vast majority of what happens to us folks.
Gentlemen, you aren't taught to be attracted to the brown haired hour-glass figure woman, or a black haired figure with a bit extra on her . Ladies aren't taught to be attracted to tall, dark, and handsome, or short, pudgy, and bald. So, how does the male or female become attracted to one of the above, regardless of gender? No one knows. I'm sure hormones have something to do with it, but there is no evidence that supports that homosexuality is wrong.
On that last bit, there are people and groups that think homosexuality is wrong. Most of those individuals are brought up to "hate/dislike/disapprove" of them, or anything different. This includes organized religion or politics that take a solid stance against it. This is similar to women as equals 100 years ago, and minorities 50 years ago-- and(unfortunately) in some capacity, today as well. The other folks (which could probably include some of the former) don't understand homosexuality. --- Can a man understand what it's like to be a woman completely? No, because we don't have enough experience in it. Can a heterosexual understand what it's like to be a bisexual, homosexual, or a transgender individual? Again, no, because they do not have sufficient experience.
I think that if someone wants to debate sexuality, they need to do two things; 1) Get off the religion kick as there is no reasoning other than being told "It's wrong", and 2) Be prepared to debate heterosexuality, and the ideas within, equally.